The BUSIEST Intersection in The World! Christmas Eve in Tokyo Japan

Tokyo day two you know when um when you think about it eating a massive dumpling sounds really fun Right up until you're about to do it now. It just sounds crazy. I've been doing a few food challenges Recently just just for fun because it's kind of fun to eat something massive But then like on the day of right before I'm about to do it like I get scared because my opponent is ferocious It's intimidating. It's it's big. It's time. Let's go get beat up by a giant dumpling That's it. I tossed in the white flag. I did bring the remnants of this dumpling So I'm gonna have enough food for the next two days Also what I didn't like about that place And I think that's maybe all restaurants in Tokyo is that people smoke in there I mean, and there's not not even like a smoking section They literally they're smoking next to you and secondhand smoke is something like I hate And I have a really low tolerance when it comes to cigarette smokes so on top of the really hard food challenge that cigarette smoke really made me sick the thing with Tokyo subways is that it is really confusing so apparently Different companies own different trains that own different exits So it's just jumbled up, and I thought New York subways were really that was really confusing, but Tokyo's I'm lost I have no idea where I'm going check it out. This is like the shortest escalator ever And I'm already at the top I am at Isetan This is I think the largest department store in Tokyo and it's definitely crowded look how festive Santa I always wanted to eat Santa those are the skinniest sandwiches. I've ever seen holy Crap this this weird-looking orange. It was kind of Whoa Mike it's it's like soft and soggy This thing is a thousand six hundred yen $14 per orange well that this this might just takes to take the cake excuse me. I'm sorry look at this thing this these melons this is 17,000 yen, so this is a hundred this is a hundred and fifty dollars for these melons I mean, they're pretty, but is that really worth 150 bucks and These are the biggest Pears look at this. This is a pair. These are biggest. This is my hand This is a pair the pair is a size of maybe Two softballs and this thing is 2,700 yen, so this is about 25 bucks for one of these I want one I'll say this right now. I want to taste one and see if it's worth 25 bucks guys check this out This is so cool in the u.s.. We have water fountains, but check this out here you push for a cup and Then you get cold water, okay, I'm dumb you gotta you gotta hold it here, and there comes your water Refreshing that's so much better than a bunch of strangers can you like half an inch close to a water spout you don't know if somebody Licked it or spit water back at it. This is so much more sanitary I've been here for about five minutes, and I only have one thought on my mind. I gotta get out of here I feel like I'm in an Asian Wars Waldo book that might be the biggest unique flow. I've ever seen in my life I'm really starting to appreciate how many of these vending machines there are especially we just come out of a super crowded convenience store I'm sweating. It's so hot walk right outside looking for a drink there that thing is found this mysterious kick at I don't know What flavor this is tears? Sakura I Think it's Sakura kind of flowery flavor. I'm in Shinjuku I was told this is the most popular shopping District in Tokyo and like the street crossings the road crossings are so complex I'm used to road crossings where it's like a square. You know there's people crossing vertically and horizontally, but here It's like vertically horizontally Diagonally in a circle. I don't know eclipse This is a typical intersection, and as you can see you can cross there Across like that across here across like this you can cross here You know one thing I noticed about Tokyo is that Trash cans are just like non-existent. I've been walking with these bottles for like an hour. No trash cans finally Finally found a trash can that that is a lot of men speaking of insane crossings in Japan This is the mother of them all this is called a scramble crossing. You might have seen this on Facebook or YouTube a lot of People are just like walking from all directions, and this is it right here. This is that this is where it happens So I'm gonna try to try to cross this without getting killed or we're trampled look at all the people Waiting on the other side and on my side So I don't know we're gonna cross there we go I feel like Frogger of all the roads right now Cut across diagonally, which is probably not the best idea I'm right now in the middle of this road like of all the Sidewalks all the streets. There's an X in this intersection. I was in the middle That was sort of fun and terrifying at the same time You know typically Christmas Eve Even in big cities like New York There's not a lot of people out in about because everybody's with their families, but they're out of town, but in Tokyo Everybody's out everybody's shopping This is like like I think this is the craziest time to be outside right now so crowded everywhere for dinner Yeah, I know. I just had a ginormous dumpling Why am I even thinking about dinner, but hey? You know what I'm in Japan every one of my meals is planned out. I am NOT missing dinner for dinner I am going to Miyazaki chicken this we're gonna eat Miyazaki chicken if you don't know what Miyazaki chicken is You're not alone. I had no idea what that was you if you've heard of Kobe beef Miyazaki chicken is the chicken version of Kobe beef what I mean is that Kobe is supposed to be like the best steak beef in the world and Miyazaki chicken is supposed to be the best chicken in the world It's raised in this in the southern part of Japan and it's free-range It's supposed to live longer than other chickens anyway. It's I don't know it's just supposed to taste the best Now it's after 10 p.m.. On Christmas Eve, and there's still so many people out and about look at this People Everywhere this is again really popular shopping district, and nobody's going home right now Everyone's just out having a good time eating dressed as Santa Claus I see a bunch of Japanese Santas all around me and after eating a massive dumpling and a bunch of chickens today I feel like I need something sweet. I need some ice cream 10 30 p.m.. Christmas Eve and Starbucks is packed Coastal is the only place open the area and they got some Christmas ice cream creations going on That looks really good. Whoa. This is kamae. I look at this waffle place You got some chocolate chocolate chips chip pecan apple. I need a waffle definitely need a waffle healing at like 11 o'clock at night after I had a huge dumpling and a bunch of chicken, but I Need it. I need this in my life right now This thing has real apples inside a waffle apple pie I just placed my cold stone water and apparently what's happening right now Is that the staff are they're singing you a Christmas song while they make your ice cream? That was crazy fun and festive that actually put me into the Christmasy mood I wasn't really feeling Christmas so far, but uh feel good spending Christmas in Tokyo is awesome Well Merry Christmas everybody hope you guys are having an awesome holiday season Hope Santa brought you everything you asked for and from Tokyo Christmas Eve. Good night